MD Global recently launched a couple of new budget smartphones, including the Nokia X Series. However, there is one more addition to come in this series launching soon, Nokia X20. It is a mid-range smartphone that costs EUR 349 (approximately Rs 31,515). In addition, it will go on sale in various markets starting May.
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Furthermore, there is some more interesting info coming online about the Nokia X20. According to the official website, the smartphone will not come with a wall charger in the box. Customers will have to use their existing charger or buy a new one to juice up the X20.
Nokia X20 will skip the charger like Apple?
Following Apple, Nokia is ditching Charger from Nokia X20 Box.
— TechDroider (@techdroider) April 21, 2021
Nokia X20 Cost €350 ($420), comes with Snapdragon 480 CPU, and Icing on the Cake, you'll need to buy Charger separately… pic.twitter.com/MkjvXtgjHO
To recall, Apple is the first brand to take this trend forward by forgoing the charger for ecological reasons. Now, Nokia is picking up on the trend and following the idea for its upcoming device. Currently, there is no information if the decision from the brand to ship the Nokia X20 without a charger is limited to specific regions. If it will be available for all the markets where the device will be sold. Moreover, we are not sure whether they will do this with their other smartphones.
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However, is this is a sound decision by the company? The smartphones from Apple, Samsung, and Mi, which do not ship with a charger, are high-end devices. These brands can justify their action of skipping the charger by saying that the people buying a high-end phone will have money to spend on a charging adapter. Although, the same might not be true for HMD Global. The Nokia X20, however, is a low-end/mid-range smartphone.
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We will see about the device more later as the launch inches closer.
